I watched Ramin perform "Music of the Night" onstage as the Phantom, alongside with Gina Beck as Christine. 

His voice echoed throughout the theatre with a power that could only belong to him, and chills ran down my back instantly.

While he was singing the verse, "Close your eyes, let your spirit start to soar," our eyes met for the briefest moment, and I could've sworn that his lips had formed into a little smile for a second, but it was over just as quickly. 

He went back to singing to Gina, who was slowly becoming entranced to no end.

Honestly, I did not blame her.

I ended up watching the rest of the show with a stupid grin on my face, and my cheeks were aching after sitting like that for an hour, but I didn't care. 

I was the happiest woman in the world.